World Leather Day — Gold on Church Street
Church Street glowed under the Toronto night, neon spilling across the pavement while the line outside the Black Eagle moved slow and hungry.
Wells stood in front like he belonged there.
Harness tight across his chest. Fitted leather pants catching the light with every shift of his hips. Heavy boots planted wide. Gold chain at his throat. Gold confidence in the way he looked straight ahead and let the street notice him.
This was World Leather Day, and Wells wore the uniform like a second skin. Strong. proud. Unapologetic. The kind of man who did not ask for space because the crowd made it for him.
The Black Eagle sign burned behind him, marking the doorway like a promise. Inside, bass thudded low through the walls. Outside, men glanced, smiled, nodded, understood.
Then Wells saw Coach Stone waiting on the patio.
Coach looked built for the night: black leather shirt open over a thick chest, leather cap low over his brow, dark fitted pants, heavy boots, and a stare that carried discipline without needing a whistle. He lifted his glass as Wells approached, and the smallest smile cut through his beard.
No speeches. No performance.
Just two men in leather, meeting under the Toronto night, letting the patio lights catch on black hide and gold detail.
Wells sat across from him. The chair creaked under his weight. Coach leaned back, broad and calm, watching Wells like he was inspecting a player who already knew he had won.
The drinks arrived cold. The silence between them stayed warm.
Around them, Church Street kept moving. Laughter rose from the patio. Leather brushed leather. Boots shifted on concrete. The Black Eagle pulsed behind them, steady and dark, while Wells and Coach Stone held the center of the scene without trying.
Wells gave Coach that slow golden grin.
Coach raised his glass again.
Leather had a language. Power. Heat. Brotherhood. Control. Freedom.
And tonight, in black leather with gold on their bodies, Wells and Coach Stone spoke it perfectly.
By the time they finished their drinks, Church Street had already learned the lesson.
Some men wear leather. Wells and Coach made it golden
Step into the night. Wear the leather. Follow the gold. Join the Golden Army and find the brotherhood waiting under the black and gold lights. Contact: @alton-gold77, @polo-drone-125
